Four Area Couples Prepare for Tomorrow's Nuptials
Four marriages are set for tomorrow across the region. In Monroe, Marilyn Lanz and J Edward McArdle wed at St Victor's rectory at 1 30 PM with Janet McArdle as bridesmaid and Richard McArdle as best man. Lois Burgy and Richard Toa wed at First Methodist Church at 4 PM with Mr and Mrs Henry Burgy as parents of the bride. Marian Paulson and Rol Ellis plan 8 PM nuptials at Yellowstone Lutheran Church with Roslyn Paulson and Hildred Kronlokken as attendants. Marilyn Hanson and Harold Jordahl Jr will marry at 8 PM in Grantsburg with several attendants and Donald Jordahl as best man.
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Monroe
Marilyn Lanz
J. Edward McArdle
St. Victor's
Herbert E. Lanz
16Th Street
Thomas F. McArdle
6Th Street
Miss Lanz
Janet Richard McArdle
LeRoy Paulson
Blanchardville
Roland C. Ellis
Madison
Richard Ellis
Stoughton
Yellowstone Lutheran Church
Hildred Kronlokken
Sacred Heart
Minn
Roslyn Paulson
Robert Ellis
Evansville
William Legried
Marilyn June Hanson
Grantsburg
Green County Normal School
Harold C. Jordah
Stine
Glen Johnson
Darrell Reinhart
Caro Thor
Emily Hanson
Donald Jordahl
Emil Hanson
Harold Jordahl
Thorp and Eyler Head Marion Marie Circle
Mrs Roland E Thorp and Mrs Rex A Eyler were elected co chairmen at Marion Marie Circle of the Methodist church. Other officers include Miss Alma Ruegger treasurer Mrs Chester D Frautschy secretary and several program chairs. Fourteen members and three guests attended as the circle adopted the name Marion Marie Circle.
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Roland E. Thorp
Rex A. Eyler
Marion- Marie
Methodist Church
Eyler
Alma Ruegger
Chester D. Frautschy
Clarence W. Stuessy
Henry A. Burgy
Martha Huffman
Sophie Schuetze
Elvin L. Edwards
Otto A. Lanz
Marion-Marie
Miss Monica Figy To Wed Tomorrow
Miss Monica Figy will marry Dean Wallace of Cottage Grove tomorrow in St Patrick s church Cottage Grove. A bridal shower Tuesday night honored Miss Figy with traveling bingo and luncheon. G U G G meeting draped charter in memory of Mrs Anna B Hefty with next session set for July 12.
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New Glarus
Monica Figy
Dean Wallace
Cottage Grove
St. Patrick’s Church
Palmer Welsh
Miss Figy
Mmes
Gilbert Ott
Harvey Ott
C. H. Bartle
Henry Glaeden
Myron Bartle
George Hartman
Norman Fries
Wilbert Elmer
John Funseth
Oswald Altman
Earl Willoughby
Ray Meythaler
Elsie Duerst
Henry Duerst
Henry Stauffer
Ralph Keppler
William Figg
G.U.G.G
Wilhelm Tell Hall
Anna B. Hefty
Mildred Itten
Anna Blum
Club Meeting Tonight at Kinney Burr Cottage
Our club gathers this evening at Decatur Lake with hosts Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Broughton. The event unfolds as a local social gathering noted in the Times Special.
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Brodhead
Kinney Burr Cottage
Decatur Lake
R. C. Broughton
Schindler Addresses Wisconsin Home Economics Alumni
Dr. John A. Schindler spoke at the Wisconsin Home Economics Alumni Association banquet in Madison. Dean Francis Zuill announced increased research funds. Mrs. Frank C. Stiles presided. 120 attendees included several Monroe residents and university staff. New 1955 officers were Agnes Jones, Dorkas Volk, and Miss Elveham. Swiss cheese was served.
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John A. Schindler
Wisconsin Home Economics
Peggy Elvehjim
Madison
Arlene Henke
Mmes
Arthur C. Benkett
Homer L. Baker
George L. Geiger
Stewart F. Kingston
Joseph G. Urban
Stiles
Monroe
Agnes Jones
Dorkas Volk
Elveham
Miss Cramer
Home Management
Ruth Davis
New Officers Installed By New Glarus Group
Mrs. Robert Wittner Jr. named delegate to national Eagles convention in Milwaukee July 28 31. Eagles Auxiliary sets July 26 family picnic at New Glarus State Park. New officers installed include Reginald Duerst president Orso Duerst vice president Lloyd Retrum chaplain Gilbert Hoesly conductress Arthur Ames secretary Clarence Itten treasurer Melvin Voegels inner guard John B. Schneider mother Ray Hauser outer guard Sheldon Hoesly Mary Bigler Paul Oppliger trustees.
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New Glarus
Robert Wittner Jr
Eagles
Milwaukee
New Glarus State Park
Reginald Duerst
Orso Duerst
Lloyd Retrum
Gilbert Hoesly
Arthur Ames
Clarence Itten
Melvin Voegels
John B. Schneider
Ray Hauser
Sheldon Hoesly
Mary Bigler
Paul Oppliger
Frederick Kopp Feted With Monticello Party
Frederick Kopp son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Kopp left today as a volunteer with the U S Armed Forces was honored at a family party Monday night at the Rudy Kopp home east of the village Attending were Herbert Scherer and family Robert Wuetrich and family Monroe Donald Ruf and family Orangeville Permin Graber and sons Jacob Kopp Rudy Kopp and daughter
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Monticello
Frederick Kopp
Jacob Kopp
U. S
Pre-nuptial Shower Honors Marilyn Lanz
Miss Marilyn Lanz was honored at a bridal shower Monday at the home of Mrs. Rudolph P. Reger with 16 relatives present. Miss Lanz and Edward McArdle will be married tomorrow in St Victor's rectory.
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Marilyn Lanz
Rudolph P. Reger
Miss Lanz
Edward McArdle
St Victor’s
Garden Club Meets Monday At 2 P M
The Garden club will meet at 2 p m Monday with Mrs. Fred Henry. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs Effie Knudson and Clint Wilke. Roll call invites fragrant flowers you like. The topic is The Wild Flowers Grow and How the Tree Experts Work to Improve.
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Brodhead
Garden Club
Fred Henry
Mmes
Effie Knudson
Clint Wilke
Your Property Feature Sparks Surprise for Mrs Richardson
Mrs Leone Richardson will enjoy a surprise feature at her property unveiling. Neighbors report plans for a quiet event with local residents and a small ceremony to honor Mrs Richardson’s recent milestone.
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Leone Richardson
Decatur Lake Country Club Auxiliary to Meet Tuesday
The Decatur Lake Country Club Auxiliary will hold a 1 p m luncheon on Tuesday. Hostesses will be Mimes and attendees include Cc. J. Coldren D. S. Markham Donald Condon and L. J. Stair.
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Decatur Lake Country Club
Cc. J. Coldren
D. S. Markham
Donald Condon
L. J. Stair
Auxiliary Meeting Set by Wallace Dulles Marcus
Wallace Dulles Marcus Auxiliary of the VFW will meet Monday in the Woman's Club rooms. Officers will be installed.
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Brodhead
Wallace-Dulles-Marcus
VFW
Woman’s Club
Three Milwaukee Pastors Under Investigation
In Milwaukee area a five minister committee probes three United Lutheran Church in America pastors. Rev. Victor Wrigley of Gethsemane Lutheran Brookfield Rev. John Gerberding of Holy Cross Menomonee Falls and George Christ Jr. of Bethlehem Durham face inquiry. No charges yet. Dr. Paul E. Bishop of Minneapolis heads the panel.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Area
United Lutheran Church In America
Victor Wrigley
Gethsemane Lutheran Church
Brookfeld
John Gerberding
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Menomonee Falls
George Christ Jr
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Durham
Paul E. Bishop
Minneapolis
Northwest Synod of the
United Lutheran Church
Darlington Corporal Spends Leave in Tokyo
Cpl. Vernon T. Hoeper son of Emery T. Hoeper of Darlington recently spent a week's leave in Tokyo from his unit in Korea. A 1952 Darlington High graduate, he entered the Army in November 1953 and arrived overseas in May 1954. He serves as a bulldozer operator with Headquarters and Service Company of the 74th Engineer Combat Battalion.
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Tokyo
Vernon T. Hoeper
Emery T. Hoeper
Darlington
Korea
Cpl
Hoeper
Darlington High School
Army
74Th Engineer Combat Battalion
Airman Saxer Leaves Home for Se dahlia Base
Airman 1st Class Edwin F. Saxer departed for his base at Sedalia Missouri after a two week leave with his parents Mr and Mrs John Saxer in Monticello. He was joined by friend Robert Zieske from Milwaukee who also had two weeks off.
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Edwin F. Saxer
Sedalia
John Saxer
Monticello
Saxer
Air Force Base
Robert Zieske
Milwaukee
UAW and American Motors End Bargaining Talks
Detroit negotiators for the CIO United Auto Workers and American Motors Corp adjourned bargaining for a week with a wage guarantee dispute at the heart of talks. UAW vice president Leonard Woodcock said the union will weigh all pertinent economic factors as it seeks a guaranteed annual wage for about 22,000 AMC workers. AMC argues it cannot match benefits won by Ford and General Motors.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
UAW
American Motors
Nash and Hudson
Ford
General Motors
Decline in U.S. One Room Schools Since 1917 18
The number of one room schools in the United States has fallen from 196000 in 1917 18 to about 45000 today.
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United States
Foreign Youths Visiting in Area on County Farms
Three youths from Formosa and France spend a year on Lafayette County farms as part of a program by the American Farm Bureau Federation. Wen Ming-Chu from Formosa notes Americans work long hours and value free enterprise and friendly communities. The trio joins 12 other students on farms in Wisconsin locations including Fort Atkinson Merrimac Keewanee Watertown Ettrick prescott Janesville Marshall Cambridge Green Bay and Bristol.
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Formosa
France
Lafayette County
Gaeten de Montreau
John K van Matre
Argyle
Wen Ming- Chu
Richard Barth
Darlington
Chao Po- Ho
Alfred Barth
America
American Farm Bureau Federation
Holland
Denmark
England
Chile
British Guiana
Panama
Belgium
Germany
Washington, D. C
Wen Ming-Chu
Ft. Atkinson
Merrimac
Kewanee
Watertown
Ettrick
Prescott
Janesville
Marshall
Cambridge
Green Bay
Bristol
Ford and GM Wage Plan Falls Short of True Guarantee
AP News Analyst James Marlow outlines why Ford and General Motors proposed layoff wage plans are not true guaranteed wages. Key hurdles include tax deductibility rules and state unemployment qualifications, with funds set aside and payments capped or halted as reserves shift.
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Washington
Ford
General Motors
Jobless Aid Boosts Take Home Pay Estimates
The passage explains that unemployment benefits combined with state unemployment insurance could provide a worker with about 60 to 65 percent of his former take home pay. The figures reflect the replacement rate used in benefit calculations.
1953 New York Auto Registration Revenue Figures
In 1953 New York State collected 55,669,353.04 dollars in motor vehicle registration fees from 3,525,448 passenger automobile owners. The figure highlights state revenue from vehicle registrations during the period.
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New York State
Lost 22 Lbs With Enor Concentrate Milwaukee Ad
Mrs Helen Soucy of 121 W Kassner Pl Milwaukee reports losing 22 pounds in three months using Renor Concentrate after failed diets. She credits a safe home recipe and states she no longer feels bloated or swollen hands. Manufacturer offers money back if not satisfied.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Renor
Helen’ Soucy
W. Kassner
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Mmes. Thorp, Eyler
Dr. Schindler
Alumni Association
Glarus Group
Penny
Haberman
10Th Street
Aecess
Farm Bureau Insurance Company
Wisconsin
Hugh C. Hemmingway
Rt. 2
Roscoe Smith
Carl Doeringsfeld
Fennimore
Hemmingway
Rural Mutual Casualty Insurance Co
Lanz Agency
the Chocolate Shop
Magi
Belle-Sharmeer
LD Mais Reeae
Etter
James Marlow
Enor Concentrate
Home
Lord
Monroe Cash Market
11Th Street
Philco Television
Royal Lancer
Hardtop
Chrysler
Rater Verge
Dearth Motors
Phon
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